, 1887-06-09
ODDS and ENDS.
Stray Leaves. From a Reporters
Note Book,
Gathered During the Past Twenty.
Four Hours.

Propitious weather for the races.
The Bridal Trap, or the Crotoing Hen,
tonight.
Police courts quiet, notwithstanding
the races.
The city park now presents a very fine
appearance.
Tho famous Accent" song in The
Bridal Trap tonight.
Pretty music and elaborate in
The Bridal Trap tonight.
The board of county commissioners
will be in session again to-day.
The criminal campaign can now be said
to have commenced in earnest.
Divine services were held IN several of
the churches in the city last evening.
The Bridal Trap, by the author of
the Mascot, at the opera house tonight.
Still the grand jury are working away,
but on yesterday returned only Que new
indictment.
The city council can begin to see its
way out of the woods as u board of
equalization.
The Byid1f Trap tonight is one of
Andran's latest productions. Secure
your seats early.
Tickets for the Langtry performance
will go on sale this morning at Rhodes
& Troxell's drug store.
The Judge habeas corpus case at Lara
mic CITY has been postponed for one
month by Judge Blair.
Tickets for admission to the fair ground
will be on sale a Rhodes & Troxell's
store to-day and Friday.
Still the two missing horse thieves
fail to materialize, and no owner for the
horses has yet appeared.
There is something of a prospect that
the Mccoy murder case may be continued
until the'next term of court.
Nearly every sort of a loose vehicle
was utilized in hauling passengers to and
llOhu tuC ldlI SIOuuu bcStSTudy.
The Cheyenne Maennerchor club will
go on a short picnicexcursion by carriages
to the Kingman ranch next Sunday.
Adelaide Randall and the Bijou Opera
company appeared before a large audi
ence at the opera house last evening.
There is considerable fishing being
done In the lakes belonging to Cheyenne,
notwithst andiug the law on that subject.
John Chadwick, against whom one of
the fence indictments has been found,
gave the required bail in the district court
yesterday.
The proposed line of the Cheyenne 4
Burlington railroad lies four miles through
the ranch of the Wyoming Hereford
Association.
A high brick wall is being put up
ground the yard just west of the city
hall-the vacant lot there having been
used by the city for a pound and various
other purposes.
A gentleman went into the Jail yester-
day to see a party who had sent for him,
and through some oversight he was
locked in and had to remain there tor a
considerable time.
They are making very extensive
preparations at Sundauce, in Crook
county. for the laying of the corner
tone of the new court house at that
place on the 4th of July.
B. F. Deitrick, whose hands were so
badly burned the other day when he
turned off the brake of a burning car.
that he can scarcely use them, still
remains on duty as the Union Pacific
special officer.
The Randall Opera company presented
Chimes Of Normandy last night at the
opera house to a large and delighted
audience. The company made a hit and
it is safe to predict a full house tonight,
when The Bridal Trap, a new and sue
cessful opera, will be presented.
Elsewhere will be found a list OF stores
whose proprietors have agreed to close
up on Friday from l o'clock p. m. 1t
would be a good idea if all business places
in the city were to follow suit and give
their clerks and other employees a chance
to attend the races on that day.
The United States signal observer re
ports as follows: Maximum temperature
yesterday, TO-; minimum temperature,
430; highest wind, q miles per hour
direction, S. At 8 p. IN. the tenn
perature at Salt Lake was so, Denver, Ga,
Omaha 800, North Platte, 7s0, Yankton,
GO, Des Moines, So, Davenport, 76o.
sales Real Estate.